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Attracting prospects to help them become aware of your company is not about trying to “sell” anything, but rather to let prospects know that you exist as a possible solution to their needs, and to draw them to your website. This is the Customer Consideration phase at the top of your sales funnel.

What do you do when you find yourself facing tough topics you want to talk about? Well there’s one simple trick that can save you!

The number one way to navigate tough interviews and make sure your message is heard…is to build a verbal Bridge!  “Bridging" means finding the opportunity within the question to get to your message. 

In exploring marketing best practices at the top of the sales funnel — that stage in the buying process where you invite prospective customers to consider your company for their inkjet printing needs — it’s essential to understand how Google helps people find what they’re looking for.

Let's say you were at a sales meeting and the company president announces the addition of a new piece of equipment. This device, an inkjet printer from Canon, is not only better and faster than what it's replacing, it opens up all new opportunities for you as a salesperson.

How can you help steer the conversation and stay on message? Be a proactive passenger!

When you do an interview with someone or engage in Q&A – it’s like traveling with that person in a car. Whoever is asking the questions is in the driver’s seat, with their foot on the gas pedal, pushing the journey forward. You’re the passenger. You’re a part of the journey but you don’t have as much control as the driver.